Redeemer Sugar Land began in 2007 as a fellowship group meeting Sunday mornings at Christ the King Presbyterian Church in Houston, and Sunday evenings in Sugar Land. Eight families attended our first worship service on Pentecost Sunday 2008. Today we have a youthful and diverse congregation of 100, with children and teens making up roughly half of our congregation. We are thankful for a multi-ethnic church that reflects some of the rich diversity of Sugar Land, and we welcome a broader racial diversity that reflects our community. We have worshipped in a home, two elementary schools, and a movie theater before renting our current location on a Lutheran church campus. We purchased land in 2015, in the Greatwood Lakes community, across the street from an elementary school. We hope to develop our property in a way that blesses our community as well as inspiring worship of our Redeemer. We are currently looking for an assistant pastor to grow our ministry to the youth and the community.  

Before each Sunday worship service, many members are directly involved in the set up and preparation of the sanctuary. A wonderful mingling of generations takes place as this happens, and the same is true after services for take down. We are a community that is marked by our love for each other and all people.

Our Sunday worship is rich and liturgical. We have many musically gifted church members who lead us in a way that is both sacred and vibrant, ancient and contemporary. We celebrate a joy-filled and weekly communion. Our services are family integrated, and it is common to see children of every age with their parents throughout the service.

Potential Candidate, Assistant Pastor

Janas Caruncho, Lead Pastor

Tim Thompson and Sarah Kuo, Music Directors

Elana Fell, Children’s Ministry

Lawrence Montgomery, Sunday Operations

Luke Sturgis, A/V Technician

Session

David Fish, Elder

Mike Kuo, Elder

John Thaxton, Elder

Diaconate and Diaconate Assistant

Nathan Fell, Nick Johnson, and Florence Hwang

Sugar Land is a largely affluent suburb southwest of Houston in Fort Bend County. Along with being one of the fastest growing, Fort Bend County is also one of the most ethnically diverse counties in America, with a variety of religious faiths represented. Our area ranges from affluent master-planned communities to low income neighborhoods. The professional population tends to be transient, because of the nature of industry prevalent in Houston and its surrounding suburbs.